Control notice: Verify all entries against the current controlled specification, drawing, purchase-order flow-down and approved internal process before production use.
Special Process Control Table 1 Matrix Builder and Records
Create, manage and maintain a complete Special Processes Table 1 Matrix for validation, revalidation, process control and testing activities. Designed to support the principles of SPI Special Processes Guidebook Clauses 8.5 and 8.6
Specification Library
Select a category, process and individual specification. Select an individual specification to view controls mapped to that standard. Mapped controls retain a verification status so they are not mistaken for clause-verified requirements.
| Process operation | Control test / inspection / validation | Scope | Type | Frequency | Acceptance criteria | Source clause | Test by |
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Table 1 Matrix
Edit the extracted controls to reflect the exact approved specification, internal target ranges and local responsibilities.
| Process operation | Control specification | Process control test / inspection / validation | Type | Frequency | Test coupons | Acceptance criteria | Test by | Action |
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Process Control & Validation Records
Create a record from a matrix control or add a standalone result.
| Test No. | Sample / test date | Process operation | Specification | Test | Result | Status | Test by / reviewed by | Action |
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Validation & Test Schedule
| Process operation | Specification | Activity | Frequency | Last completed | Next due | Schedule status | Action |
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Project Setup
Help & Guidance
Review the drawing, purchase order, customer specification, national/international standards and internal process specification. Resolve conflicts before approving the matrix.
Include routine process controls, periodic destructive tests, equipment validation, system accuracy tests, operator qualification and requalification where applicable.
Keep the specification acceptance range visible, but add a tighter internal target range where it improves control and provides early warning.
Do not rely on generic frequency text. Confirm event-based triggers such as each lot, shift, bath make-up, equipment repair, process change or lapse in production.
Link records to job cards, works orders, coupons, material batches, calibrated equipment, laboratory reports, electronic data and responsible personnel.
A failed or erroneous test should trigger containment, assessment of affected production, correction, retest where authorised, nonconformity control and review of process approval.
Reference: SPI Special Processes Guidebook, clauses 8.5 and 8.6.
